APPENDIXES

Appendix I

CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE OF PUBLICATION

I8I7 Military March (lost)

November Polonaise in G minor (republ. I927)

June Rondo, Op. I

I826 Mazurkas in B fiat and G ( wd versions: republ. I 8 5 I) Polonaise in B fiat minor (republ. I 879)

I828 February Rondo ala Mazur, Op. 5

I830 January Variations for PF. and Orch., Op. 2

I83J Autumn Introduction and Polonaise, Op. 3

I832 December PF. Trio in G minor, Op. 8

3 Nocturnes, Op. 9

July

November December

4 Mazurkas, Op. 6 5 Mazurkas, Op. 7

Etudes, Op. Io

PF. Concerto, Op. I I

Grand Duo (Robert /e Diable) Variations (Ludovic), Op. 12

3 Nocturnes, Op. 15 I77

March

April June July October

February

January April May June July August

APPENDIX I

1834 Introduction and Rondo, Op. I 6 4 Mazurkas, Op. I 7 Fantaisie on Polish Airs, Op. I 3 Waltz, Op. I8 Rondo, 'Krakowiak', Op. I4 Bolero, Op. I9

Scherzo, Op. 20

I836 4 Mazurkas, Op. 24 PF. Concerto, Op. 2 I

2 Nocturnes, Op. 2 7 Ballade, Op. 2 3 2 Polonaises, Op. 26

Andante spianato and Polonaise, Op. 22

2 Songs ('Zycenie' and 'Wojak'), pub!. anonymously

October Etudes, Op. 2 5 December 4 Mazurkas, Op. 30

Scherzo, Op. 3 1

2 Nocturnes, Op. 3 z

I838 October 4 Mazurkas, Op. 3 3 December 3 Waltzes, Op. 34

1839 June Hexameron, Variation in E major

Preludes, Op. 28

May

June

September October November

Sonata, Op. 3 5 Impromptu, Op. 36 2 Nocturnes, Op. 37 Waltz in A flat, Op. 42 Ballade, Op. 3 8 Scherzo, Op. 39 Trois Nouvelles Etudes

CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE OF PUBLICATION 1 79 December 2 Polonaises, Op. 40

4 Mazurkas, Op. 4 I

I84I October Mazurka in A minor (Emile Gaillard)

Tarantella, Op. 43 November Polonaise, Op. 44

Prelude, Op. 4 5 Allegro de Concert, Op. 46 Ballade, Op. 47 2 Nocturnes, Op. 48 Fantasia in F minor, Op. 49

I842 February Mazurka in A minor (Notre Temps) September 3 Mazurkas, Op. 50

I843 April Impromptu, Op. 5 I November Ballade, Op. 52

Polonaise, Op. 5 3 Scherzo, Op. 54

I844 August 2 Nocturnes, Op. 55

3 Mazurkas, Op. 56

I845 June Berceuse, Op. 57

Sonata, Op. 58 November 3 Mazurkas, Op. 59

1846 October Barcarolle, Op. 6o

Polonaise-Fantaisie, Op. 61 2 Nocturnes, Op. 62

I847 October 3 Mazurkas, Op. 63

3 Waltzes, Op. 64 Sonata for PF. and cello, Op. 6 5.

G2 B.C.

18o APPENDIX I

Posthumous publication:

1851 May 'Schwiezerbub' Variations

Sonata, Op. 4

18 52 Deux valses melancoliques (Op. 70: no. 2; Op. 69: no. 2)

I855 May Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66

4 Mazurkas, Op. 67 4 Mazurkas, Op. 68 2 Waltzes, Op. 69 3 Waltzes, Op. 70 3 Polonaises, Op. 71 Nocturne, Funeral March, 3 Ecossaises, Op. 72 Rondo for two pianofortes, Op. 7 3

1856 2 songs republ. from 1836, with Chopin's name

1857 16 Polish songs, Op. 74

1859-60 16 songs with German translations

1864 Polonaise in G sharp minor

1868 Waltz in E minor

1870 Polonaise in G flat major Mazurka in C major Song ('Polens Grabgesang'), Op. 74: no. 17

Waltz in E major

CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE OF PUBLICATION 181

January

January

February

June ·October

August

1875 Nocturne (Lento con gran espressione) Mazurka in D major (1st version) Mazurkas in B flat and G major (1st versions)

1879 Mazurka in G ('Prague')

188o Mazurka in D major (znd version)

J88J Variations in A major (on a theme by Paganini)

Fugue in A minor

1902 Polonaise in A flat (corrupt: 'clean' in 19o8) Waltz in A flat Waltz in E flat Mazurka in A minor (1st version, Op. 7: no. 2)

1909 Mazurka in B flat (A. Wolowska)

1910 Mazurka ('Mazurek') in D major Song: 'Czary' Moderato in E major (republ. 1827) Song: 'Dumka'

1918 Prelude in A flat (Pierre Wolff)

1930 Mazurka in A flat (Celine Szymanowska)

1931 Cantabile in B flat major

1934 Contredanse in G flat major Polonaise in B flat major (republ. 1937)

182 APPENDIX I

1938 Nocturne inC minor Largo in E flat

1954 Rondo ( ISt version of Op. 7 3)

1955 May Waltz in A minor

Waltz in E flat

1965 Mazurka in F minor, Op. 68: no. 4 ('clean') Variations in D major, for PF. duet

1968 'Wiosna', arr. for PF. solo 2 Bourrees

Appendix II

PUBLISHERS OF THE FIRST EDITIONS

A. ENGLAND

London Wessel & Co.: Opp. I-3, 5-n, I3-64; Notre Temps Mazurka; 'Deux valses melancoliques'; 'Emile Gaillard' Mazurka

Cocks.: Op. 4; 'Schweizerbub' Variations Cramer, Addison & Beale: Op. 12; Hexameron Variation Francis, Day & Hunter; Waltz in E flat Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co.: Op. 7 4·

B. FRANCE

Paris Maurice Schlesinger: Opp. I, 2, 6-IS, 2o-7, 29-34, 44-56; 'Grand Duo'; Trois Nouvelles Etudes

Brand us (successor to Schlesinger): Opp. 5 9-65 Eugene Troupenas: Opp. 3 5-4I, 43; Notre Temps Mazurka Joseph Meissonnier: Opp. 57, 58 Joseph Meissonnier Fils: Opp. 66-7 3 Adolph Catalan et Cie: Op. 28 A. F. G. Pacini: Op. 42 Prillip et Cie: Op. I9 Simon Richault: Opp. 3, 4; 'Schweizerbub' Variations Schoenenberger: Op. 5 Chahal: 'Emile Gaillard' Mazurka Revue Musicale: Waltz in A minor ]. Hamelle: Op. 74

C. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA

Leipzig Breitkopf & Haertel: Opp. 12, I5-I8, 2o-p, 33-42, 46-9, 5 2-8, 6o-5; Waltzes in A flat and E flat; Mazurka in D major (two versions)

Kistner: Opp. 6-II, I3, I4 Peters: Op. 19 Hofmeister: Opp. 5, 51

Mainz B. Schotts Sons: Polonaises in G sharp minor and G flat; Notre Temps Mazurka; Mazurka inC; Waltz in E minor

G 183 B.C.

Berlin

Hamburg Vienna

APPENDIX I I

A.M. Schlesinger: Opp. I, 32, 66-74; 'Grand Duo'; Trois Nouvelles Etudes.

Stern & Co.: Op. 59 Bote & Bock: 'Emile Gaillard' Mazurka Schuberth & Co.: Op. 43 Tobias Haslinger: Op. z; 'Schweizerbub' Variations Pietro Mechetti: Opp. 3, 44, 4 5, 5o

D. POLAND.

Cracow W. Chaberski: Waltz in E minor ]. Wildt: Deux valses melancoliques Krzyan6wski, S. A. : Polonaises in A flat and B flat

Lwow Lamus, I 909: Mazurka in B flat Poznan J. Leitgeber: 'Lento con gran espressione'; Mazurka in D

major (Ist version) Warsaw ]. ]. Cybulski: Polonaise in G minor

Andrea Brzezina & Co.: Opp. I, 5 R. Friedlein: Mazurkas in B flat and G major Gebethner & Wolff: Mazurka in A flat; Op. 74; Moderato

inEmajor ]. Kauffmann: Waltz in E minor; Mazurka in C major;

Polonaises in G sharp minor and G flat Echo Muzyczne, I88I: Variations on a theme by Paganini Muzyka, I93 I: Cantabile in B flat major

E. SWITZERLAND

Geneva Pages d'Art, I9I8: Prelude in A flat major

Appendix III

COMPLETE EDITIONS

The following list is selective; only those complete editions with some claim to have been based on original material have been included. The order is chronological.

I. Wessel & Co., London, c. I853 'Wessel & Co. Complete Collection of the Compositions of Frederic Chopin for the Piano-Forte.' (For the 7I items in this collection, see Appendix IV.)

The first and most complete of the nineteenth-century editions prior to that ofBreitkopf & Haertel, I878-8o.

2.. Simon Richault, Paris, c. I 86o 'New and cheap Paris edition. The Works of Frederic Chopin.' Edited by Thomas Tellefsen. I2. volumes, excluding the songs.

Tellefsen (I82.3-74) was a pupil of Chopin's for a short time. [Schoenenberger, Paris, I86o. Vols zi-2.4 of the publisher's 'Bibliotheque Classique des Pianistes' were devoted to the PF. works of Chopin. They were called 'CEuvres Completes' and were supplied with a biography and analyses by Fetis, but it was not, in fact, a complete collection.]

3· Gebethner, Warsaw, I863 'Frederic Chopin; reuvres pour le piano, edition originale; V arsovie, I 8 6 3 .'

The edition was authorised by the composer's family. There were no songs. It was revised in I877 and published in six volumes by the firm, then Gebethner & Wolff. It contained all the opus numbers up to Op. 73, with the exception of Op. 65, and it was arranged numerically, by opus numbers. The songs were added in I88o.

A third edition, edited by Jan Kleczenski and containing various supplementary works, was published in I88z, in ten volumes.

I85

I86 APPENDIX I I I

4· P. Jurgenson, Moscow, 1873-6 'Complete Works of Chopin, critically revised after the original French, German and Polish editions by Karl Klindworth.' The edition contains PF. works only, and was in six volumes.

Klindworth (183o-1916) was a pupil ofLiszt.

5. Breitkopf & Haertel, Leipzig, 1 878-8o 'First critically revised complete edition, edited by Woldemar Bargiel, Johannes Brahms, Auguste Franchomme, Franz Liszt, Carl Reinecke, Ernst Rudorff.'

The songs were translated by Hans Schmidt. This was the most complete edition to date, and contained 213 items in 14 volumes. It replaced a slightly earlier, but inferior, 'complete' edition by this firm, edited by Carl Reinecke and called Neue Revidirte Ausgabe, in ten volumes.

A supplement, containing the Waltzes in A flat and E flat, and the first version of the A minor Mazurka, Op. 7: no. 2, was added in 1902.

6. F. Kistner, Leipzig, 1879 'Fred. Chopin's Works, revised and fingered (for the most part according to the composer's notes) by Karl Mikuli.' 17 volumes.

Mikuli (1821-88) was a pupil of Chopin's from 1844 to 1848; he was assisted in preparing this edition by his fellow-pupil Friederike M iiller-Streicher.

7· C. F. Peters, Leipzig, 1879 'Fr. Chopin's Collected Works.' 12 volumes.

This was edited by Hermann Scholtz (d. 1918). He used the auto­graphs of Op. 7: no. 3, Opp. 28, 48, 5 I and 54, and a sketch of Op. 30: no. 4· He also used various printed editions which had been corrected by Chopin for his pupils Frau von Heygendorf and Georg Mathias.

8. Oxford University Press, London, 1932 The Oxford Original Edition of Fr. Chopin. Edited by Edouard Ganche, President de la Societe Fr. Chopin, a Paris. 3 volumes, PF. Works only.

The edition was based on original French editions belonging to Jane Stirling, corrected in Chopin's hand. They went to Ganche from Mrs Anne D. Houston, a great-niece of Jane Stirling's. There are prefaces in English, French and German.

COMPLETE EDITIONS

9· Polish Complete Edition, Warsaw, 1937-'Complete Works of Frederick Chopin' ('Dziela Wszystkie Fryderyk Chopina'), edited by Ignacy Paderewski, Ludwik Bronarski and JosefTurczynski. 26 volumes.

The edition is based on original MSS. and first editions, with a supplementary 'Editors' Report' to each volume. The project was inspired in 1937 by the Frederic Chopin Institute of Warsaw and the Polish Music Publishers' Association of Cracow.

The last eight volumes are to consist of full scores and parts. There are prefaces in Polish to all volumes, and English, French and Russian editions of these are gradually appearing.

Appendix IV

WESSEL'S COMPLETE EDITION

No I. 'Adieu a Varsovie' Rondeau Op. I

2. 'Homage [sic] a Mozart' Grandes Var brill. on 'LA CI

DAREM' from Don Giovanni Op. 2 3· 'La, Gaiete' Intr. et Polonaise brillante Op. 3 4· 'La Posiana' Rondeau a Ia Mazur Op. 5 5. 'Souvenir de la Pologne' 1st set of Mazurkas Op. 6 6. 2nd set of Mazurkas Op. 7 7· 'Murmures de la Seine' 1st set of Nocturnes Op. 9 8. 2nd set of Nocturnes Op. 9 [Op. 8 had been published by Wessel, although he did n< include it in the Complete Edition.] 9· 'Douze Grandes Etudes' Bk. I Op. 10

10. Bk. 2 Op. 1o XI. [sic] 'First Grand Concerto' Op. II 12. 'Fantasie brillante' sur des airs nationaux polonois Op. 13 I 3• 'Krakovia' Grand Rondeau de Concert Op. 14 14. 'Les Zephyrs', 3rd set ofNotturnos Op. 15 I 5 • 'Rondo Elegante' Op. 16 16. 'Souvenirs de la Pologne' 3rd set of Mazurkas Op. 17 17. 'Invitation pour la danse' Grand Valse Op. 18 18. 'Souvenir d' Andalousie' Bolero Op. 19 19. 'Le Banquet infernal' 1st Scherzo Op. 2o 20. 'Second Grand Concerto' Op. 21 21. 'Grand polonoise brillante' prtfcidtfe d'un Andante

spianato Op. 22 22. 'La Favorite' Ballade (ohne Worte) Op. 23 23· 'Souvenir de la Pologne' 4th set of Mazurkas Op. 24 24. 'Douze Etudes' 3rd set of Studies Op. 25 25. Idem 4th set of Studies Op. 25 26. 'Les Favorites' Deux Polonoises Op. 26 27. 'Les Plaintives' 4th set of Notturnos Op. 27 28. 'Twenty-four Grand Preludes' through all keys

5th set of Studies Op. 28 29· 6th set of Studies Op. 28

188

WESSEL'S COMPLETE EDITION I89

30· 'First Impromptu' Op. 29 31· 'Souvenir de Pologne' 5th set of Mazurkas Op. 30 32· 'Second Scherzo' Op. 31 33· 'II Lamento e la Consolazione' 5th set ofNotturnos Op. 32 34· 'Souvenir de la Pologne' 6th set of Mazurkas. Op. 33 3 5. 'Trois Grandes Valses' Bk. I Op. 34 36. Bk. 2 Op. 34 37- Bk. 3 Op. 34 38. 'Grande Sonate' Op. 35 39· 'Second Impromptu' Op. 36 40. 'Les Soupirs' 6th set of Notturnos Op. 37 41. 'La Gracieuse' 2de Ballade (ohne Worte) Op. 38 42. 'Third Scherzo' Op. 39 43· 'Les Favorites' Deux Polonoises (Set 2) Op. 40 44· 'Souvenir de la Pologne' 7th set of Mazurkas Op. 41 45· 'Grande Valse' Op. 42 46. 'Tarantelle' Op. 43 47· 'Grande Polonaise' Op. 44 48. 'Prelude' (in E [sic]) Op. 45 49· 'Allegro de concert' Op. 46 50· 'Third Ballade' Op. 47 51. 'Thirteenth Nocturne' Op. 48 52· 'Fourteenth Nocturne' Op. 48 53· 'Grand Fantasia' Op. 49 54· 'Souvenir de la Pologne' 8th set of Mazurkas Op. 50 55. 'Third Impromptu' Op. 51 56. 'Fourth Ballade' Op. 52 57· 'Eighth Polonaise' Op. 53 58. 'Fourth Scherzo' Op. 54 59· 'qme & 16me Nocturno' Op. 55 6o. 'Souvenir de la Pologne' 9th set of Mazurkas Op. 56 6I. 'La Berceuse' Andante Op. 57 62. 'Second Grande Sonate' Op. 58 63. 'Souvenirs de la Pologne' 1oth set of Mazurkas Op. 59 64. 'Craco~'Mazurka Op. 59: bis 65. 'Barcarolle' Op. 6o 66. 'Polonaise Fantaisie' Op. 61 67. '17me & 18me Nocturno' Op. 62 68. 'Souvenirs de la Pologne' 1 Ith set of Mazurkas Op. 63 69. 'Deux Valses' N° 1} 70· no N° 2 Op. 64 71. 'Valse' No 3

Appendix V

DEDICATIONS

Agoult, Marie, Comtesse d' - I2 Studies, Op. 25 Albrecht, Thomas - Scherzo, Op. 20 Apponyi, Comtesse d' - 2 Nocturnes, Op. 27 Beauvau, Princesse Ludmilla de - Polonaise, Op. 44 Belgiojoso, Princesse Christine de Hexameron variation in E major Billing, Baronne de - 2 Nocturnes, Op. 32 Branicka, Comtesse Catherine de Waltz, Op. 64: no. 3 Caraman, Clothide de - - Scherzo, Op. 54 (French edition) Caraman, Jeanne de -Scherzo, Op. 54 (German edition) Czartoryska, Princess Adam - 'Krakowiak' Rondo, Op. I4 Czernicheff, Princess Elisabeth - Prelude, Op. 4 5 Czosnowska, Countess Laura de - 3 Mazurkas, Op. 63 Dessauer, Josef - - 2 Polonaises, Op. 26 Duperre, Mlle Laura - - 2 Nocturnes, Op. 48 Dupont, Mme (? Sofie) - Polonaise in G sharp minor Eichtal, Mlle A. d' - Waltz, Op. 34: no. 3 Elsner, Emily - Waltzes in A flat and E flat;

Elsner, Josef Est, Baronne d' -Este,Mmed'

Esterhazy, Comtesse -Flahault, Comtesse Emilie de Fontana, Julian -Franchomme, Auguste Freppa, Mme Lina Fiirstenstein, Comtesse Adele de Gaillard, Emile -

Gavard, Elise Gladowska, Konstancja Gutman, Adolf -

Mazurka, Op. 7: no. 2 (Ist version)

- Sonata, Op. 4 (Posth.) - Polonaise, Op. zz - Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66

(Posth.) - Impromptu, Op. 5 I -Bolero, Op. I9 - 2 Polonaises, Op. 40 - Sonata for PF. and cello, Op. 65 - 4 Mazurkas, Op. I 7 - Scherzo, Op. 3 I -Mazurka in A minor; Waltz in E

flat - Berceuse, Op. 5 7 -Waltz, Op. 70: no. 3 - Scherzo, Op. 39 I90

DEDICATIONS

Hanka, Vaclav - -Mazurka in G major Hartmann, Caroline -Rondo, Op. I6 Hiller, Ferdinand - 3 Nocturnes, Op. I5 Hoffmann, Klementyna - Mazurka, Op. 67: no. 3 Horsford, Emma - Ludovic Variations, Op. I2 Horsford, Laura- -Waltz, Op. IS Ivri, Baronne C.d' - Waltz, Op. 34: no. 2 J ~drzejewicz, Louise (nee Chopin) Lento con gran espressione Johns, Paul Emile - 5 Mazurkas, Op. 7 Kalkbrenner, Friedrich - Concerto, Op. II Kessler, Joseph Christoph - -Preludes, Op. 28 (German edition) Kolberg, Wilhelm -Mazurka, Op. 7: no. 4; Polonaise in

Konneritz, Mile R. de Leo, Auguste Linde,Mme Liszt, Franz Lobau, Comtesse Caroline de Maberly, Catherine Merk, Josef Mlokosiewicz, Mile Moriolles, Comtesse A. de -Mostowska, Comtesse Rosa Muller, Friederike Noailles, Pauline de Perthuis, Comte de Perthuis, Comtesse de -Pixis, Johann Peter Plater, Comtesse Pauline Pleyel, Cammille -Pleyel, Marie Potocka, Comtesse Delphine

Radziwill, Prince Antoine -Rothschild, Baronne C. de -Schumann, Robert Skarbek, Comte Michel Skarbek, Wiktoria Souzzo, Princesse Catherine de Sowinska, Katarzyna -Stirling, Jane Stockhausen, Baron de Stockhausen, Baronne de Szeremetieff, Anna

Bflatminor - 2 Nocturnes, Op. 62 - Polonaise, Op. 53 - Rondo, Op. I - Studies, Op. IO - Impromptu, Op. 29 - 3 Mazurkas, Op. 56 - Polonaise, Op. 3 - Mazurka, Op. 67: no. I

- Rondo ala Mazur, Op. 5 - 4 Mazurkas, Op. 3 3 -'Allegro de Concert', Op. 46 - Ballade, Op. 47 - 4 Mazurkas, Op. 24 - Sonata, Op. 58 - Fantaisie on Polish Airs, Op. I3 - 4 Mazurkas, Op. 6 - Preludes, Op. 28 (French edition) - 3 Nocturnes, Op. 9 -Concerto, Op. 2I; Waltz, Op. 64:

no. I

- PF. Trio, Op. 8 - Ballade, Op. 52; Waltz, Op. 64: no.2 - Ballade, Op. 3 8 - Polonaise, Op. 7I: no. I

- Polonaise in G minor - Fantaisie, Op. 49 - 'Schweizerbub' Variations - 2 Nocturnes, Op. 55 - Ballade, Op. 23 - Barcarolle, Op. 6o - Moderato in E major

APPENDIX V

Szmitkowski, Leon Szymanowska, Celina -Thun-Hohenstein, Mile de -Veyret, Mme A. -Witwicki, Stefan -Wodzinska, Maria Wolff, Pierre Wolowska, Alexandra -Woyciechowski, Titus

Wurttemberg, Princesse de -Zwyny, Wojciech

- 3 Mazurkas, Op. ~ o - Mazurka in A flat -Waltz, Op. 34: no. I

- Polonaise-Fantaisie, Op. 6I - 4 Mazurkas, Op. 4I - Waltz, Op. 69: no. I

- Prelude in A flat - Mazurka in B flat -Variations, PF. Duet; Variations,

Op. 2 (Chopin intended Op. 40: no. I to be dedicated to W oycie­chowski]

- 4 Mazurkas, Op. 30 - Polonaise in A flat

Appendix VI

THE POETS OF CHOPIN'S SONGS

I. Count Zygmunt Krasinski (I812-59): poet of mystic patriotism and friend of Mickiewicz. His poems include the 'Undivine Comedy', the 'Psalm of Life' and the drama Irydion.

Author of the song 'Melodya' (165). 2. Adam Bernard Mickiewicz (I798-I855): Poland's greatest poet­

patriot. Author of The Ancestors, Crimean Sonnets; Konrad Wallenrod and of the poem 'Switez' on which Chopin's Ballade (Op. ;8) is supposed to be based. In July I8;4 Mickiewicz married Celina Szymanowska, daughter of Maria Szymanowska. He resided inter­mittently in Paris from I 8 3 2 onwards. He was at one time Professeur au College de France, and became acquainted with Chopin, who played the piano at his home c. 18; 5.

Author of the songs: 'Precz z moich oczu!' ( 48), 'Moja piesz czotka' (112).

; . Wincenty Pol (I 809-76): a soldier-poet and patriot. His chief poem is 'The Song of our Land' - a description in verse of districts in Poland.

Author of the song: 'Spiew grobowy' (101) 4· Stefan Witwicki (I8oo-47): a lyric poet but a minor figure in

Polish literature. A friend of Mickiewicz in Paris for a short time, but the two quarrelled over political matters. Witwicki enjoyed a closer acquaintance with Chopin than any other of the associated poets. He died of a spinal disease in Rome.

Author of the songs: 'Zycenie' (33) 'Czary' (51) 'Gdzie lubi' (32) 'Smutna Rzeka' (63) 'Wojak' (47) 'Narzeczony' (63) 'Hulanka' (50) 'Pierscien' (103) 'Posel' (50) 'Wiosna' (116)

5· Josef Bohdan Zaleski (I8o2-86): called the Ukrainian Nightingale by Mickiewicz, with whom he enjoyed a close friendship in Paris in the 18;os. His poetry has the 'wild charm, the mystic music of the Steppes'. His most famous poem is called 'The Spirit of the Steppe'.

I93

APPENDIX VI

Author of the songs: 'Sliczny chlopiec' (143) 'Dwojaki koniec' (156) 'Dumka' (132) 'Nie rna czego trzeba' (156)

6. Ludwik Osinski (1775-1838): poet, critic and the main repre­sentative of Polish pseudo-classicism.

Author of the song: 'Piosna litewska' (63).

Appendix VII

CHOPIN'S ADDRESSES IN PARIS

August I83 I to end of I8p.: I833: End of I 8 33 to September I 8 3 6 :

October I836 to November I838: [Majorca]

October I839 to summer I84I: October I84I to October I842: October I842 to June I849:

June I849 to September I849: September I 849 to October I 849:

Boulevard Poissonniere 27 Cite Bergere 4 Rue de Montblanc 5 } Rue de la Chaussee d' Anton The same house with a double address. Rue de la Chaussee d' Anton 3 8

Rue Tronchet 5 Rue Pigalle I6 Cite d'Orleans Place d'Orleans 9} RueSt Lazare 34 The same house, with a double address. Grande rue 74, Chaillot Place Vendome 12

Appendix VIII

THREE AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS

I. Emily Elsner (before 18 3 o): Waltz in A flat (21), Waltz in E flat (46), Mazurka, Op. 7: no. 2

(45); seven songs: 'Gdzie lubi' (32), 'Zyczenie' (33), 'Wojak' (47), 'Precz z moich oczu !' (48), 'Hulanka' (50), 'Posel' (50), 'Czary' (51).

Part of this album was destroyed in the Second World War; the rest is in the possession of the Society of Music, Warsaw.

2. Maria W odzinska (I 8 3 6): Nocturne: Lento con gran espressione, in C sharp minor ( 49); Seven songs: 'Gdzie lubi', 'Wojak', 'Precz z moich oczu!', 'Hulanka', 'Posel', 'Czary', 'Piosnka litewska' (63).

This album, for over fifty years accepted as in Chopin's own handwriting, is now believed to be in the hand of his sister, Louise. It was intended by Chopin to be a kind of love-token to Maria and the fact that he asked his sister to write out the contents of it throws an interesting light on, first, his relationship with Maria, and second, on his well-known dislike of writing out music. The album is part of the State Collection, Warsaw.

3· Delphine Potocka (1836-44): Prelude in A major, Op. 28: no. 7 (100); Two waltzes, published as 'Deux valses melancoliques'

(a) in B minor (35) (b) in F minor (138)

Song: 'Melodya' (165). This album, whose whereabouts is unknown, contained a

Mazurka in F sharp major, which Chopin had presumably copied out for Delphine, without adding the composer's name. As a result, the Viennese publisher, J.P. Gotthard, published the work in good faith, 1873, as a Mazurka by Chopin. The mis-attribution was pointed out soon afterwards by Ernst Pauer who gave, at the same time, the rightful author's name- Charles Mayer.

Appendix IX

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Polish subtitles are translated in brackets

Journal of the Frederic Chopin Institute, Warsaw, I937· Catalogues: (a) Exposition: Frederic Chopin, Bibliotheque Polon-

aise, Paris, I832. (b) Exposition de Centenaire: Frederic Chopin, Paris, I949·

Correspondence: (a) Chopin's Letters, collected by Henry Opienski, trans. E. L. Woynich, Knopf, New York, I 9 3 I.

(b) Correspondence de Frederic Chopin, B. Sydow, with Suzanne and Denise Chainaye, 3 vols, Editions Richard Masse, Paris, I956-64.

* * * * * Binental, Leopold, Chopin, Paris, I934; Chopin (His Creative Life and His

Art), Warsaw, I937; Chopin: Documents and Souvenirs from His Homeland, trans. A. Guttry, Leipzig, I932.

Bory, Robert, La vie de Chopin par /'image, Geneva, 1949. Bronarski, Ludwik, Chopin et I'Italie, Lausanne, 1947; Etudes sur Chopin,

Lausanne, 1 944· Chainaye, Suzanne and Denise, Du quoi vivaitChopin?, Paris, I95 1.

Chybinski, Adolf, Fryderyk Chopin, Warsaw, I9IO. Ganche, Edouard, Dans le Souvenir de Frederic Chopin, Paris, 1925. Harasowski, Adam, The Skein of Legends round Chopin, MacLellan,

Glasgow, I967. Hedley, Arthur, Chopin, J. M. Dent & Sons, London, I947 (rev. ed.,

I963)· Hoesick, Ferdinand, Chopin (Life and Work), Warsaw, I904-I 1.

Jachimecki, Zdzislaw, Fryderyk Chopin, Cracow, 1927. Karlowicz, Mieczyslaw, Souvenirs inedits de Chopin, trans. Laure Disiere,

Paris, I 904. Kobylanska, Krystyna, Chopin in His Homeland and Chopin Abroad,

Polish Music Publishers, I95 5 and 1959. Lissa, Zofia, Chopin im Lichte des Briefwechsels von Verlegern seiner Zeit

gesehen, Fontes Artis Musicae, Kassel, 196o-2.

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Mirska, Maria, Szlakiem Chopina (On the Track of Chopin), Warsaw, 193 5·

Niecks, Frederick, Frederick Chopin as Man and Musician, London, 1888. Sydow, Bronislaw, Bibliografta Chopina, Warsaw, 1949; Almanach

Chopinowski I949, Warsaw, 1949. Szulc, Marceli Antoni, Fryderyk Chopin (and His Compositions), Poznan,

1873· Weinstock, Herbert, Chopin, New York, 1949. Zagiba, Franz, Chopin und Wien, Vienna, 1951. Zimmermann, Ewald, 'Probleme der Chopin-Edition,' Die Musikfors­

chung, XIV, 2, Kassel, 1961.

'The Book of the First International Musicological Congress devoted to the works of Frederick Chopin', Polish Scientific Publishers, Warsaw, 196o.

INDEXES

I11dexes

1. WORKS ARRANGED IN CATEGORIES

PIANOFORTE SoLo

A. Ballades Op. 68; no. I, inC major 38 Op. 23, in G minor 66 G major (Prague) 39 Op. 3 8, in F major 102 Op. 7: no. 2, in A minor 45 Op. 47, in A flat major 136 Op. 6 (four mazurkas) 60 Op. 52, in F minor 146 Op. 7 (five mazurkas) 61

D major (znd version) 71 B. Fantasia B flat major ('Wolowska') 73 Op. 49, in F minor 137 Op. I7 (four mazurkas) 77

Cmajor 82 C. Fantaisie-Impromptu A flat major ('Szymanowska') 85 Op. 66, in C sharp minor 87 Op. 24 (four mazurkas) 89

Op. 67: no. I and no. 3 93 D. Impromptus Op. 30 (four mazurkas) 105 Op. 29, in A flat major 110 Op. 33 (four mazurkas) 115 Op. 3 6, in F sharp minor 129 Op. 4I (four mazurkas) { 122 Op. 5 I, in G flat major 149 126

A minor (Notre Temps) 134 E. Marches A minor (Emile Gaillard) 140

Military March 2 Op. 50 (3 mazurkas) 145

Funeral March, Op. 72: no. 2 20 Op. 56 (3 mazurkas) 153

Funeral March from Sonata Op. 59 (3 mazurkas) 157

in B flat minor 114 Op. 63 (3 mazurkas) 162 Op. 67: no. 4, in A minor 163

F. Mazurkas Op. 67: no. 2, in G minor 167

D major ('Mazurek') 4 Op. 68: no. 4, in F minor 168

Op. 7: no. 4, in A flat major 7 Op. I 7: no. 4, in A minor 8 G. Nocturnes B flat major and G major 16 Op. 72: no. I, in E minor 19 Op. 68: no. 2, in A minor 18 Lento con gran espressione 49 D major (Ist version) 31 Op. 9 (3 nocturnes) 54 Op. 68: no. 3, in F major 34 Op. I 5: nos. I-2 55

20I

202 INDEXES

Op. I5: no. 3 79 K. Scherzos Op. 27: no. I 91 Op. 20, in B minor 65 Op. 27: no. 2 96 Op. 3 I, in B flat minor 111 Op. 32 (2 nocturnes) 106 Op. 39, inC sharp minor 125 C minor (publ. I938) 108 Op. 54, in E major 148 Op. 37: no. I 119 Op. 37: no. 2 127 L. Sonatas Op. 48 (2 nocturnes) 142

Op. 4, in C minor 23 Op. 55 (2 nocturnes) 152 Op. 3 5, in B flat minor 128 Op. 62 (2 nocturnes) 161 Op. 58, in B minor 155

H. Polonaises M. Studies Gminor } 1 Op. Io: nos. 8-II 42 B flat major (juvenilia) 3 Op. Io: nos 5, 6 57 A flat major 5 Op. Io: nos. I, 2 59 G sharp minor (publ. I 864) 6 Op. Io: no. I2 67 Op. 7I: no. I 11 Op. Io: no. 7 68 B flat minor (La Gazza Ladra) 13 Op. Io: no. 3 74 Op. 7I: no. 2 24 Op. Io: no. 4 75 Op. 7I: no. 3 30 Op. 25: nos. 4, 6, 8, IO 78 G flat major (publ. I87o) 36 Op, 25: no. II 83 Op. 26 (2 Polonaises) 90 Op. 25: no. 2 97 Op. 40: no. I 120 Op. 25: no. 7 98 Op. 40: no. 2 121 Op. 25: nos, 3, 12 99 Op. 44, in F sharp minor 135 Op. 25: no. I 104 Op. 53, in A flat major 147 'Trois Nouvelles Etudes' 130 Polonaise-Fantaisie, Op. 6I 159

N. Variations I. Preludes on 'Schweizerbub' 14 A flat major (Pierre Wolff) 86 on a theme by Paganini 37 Op. 28: nos. 7 and I7 100 on a theme by Herold 80 Op. 28: nos 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, I I-I6, for the Hexameron 113

I8-20,22-4 107 Op. 28: nos, 2, 4, Io, 2I 123 0. Waltzes Op. 28: no. I 124

A flat major (Emily Elsner) 21 Op. 4 5, in C sharp minor 141 Op. 69: no. 2 35 Op. 70: no. 3 40

]. Rondos A minor (sketch) 40(B) Op. I, in C minor 10 E major (publ. I87I) 44 Op. 5 (Rondo ala Mazur) 15 E flat major (Emily Elsner) 46 Op. 73 (Ist version) 26 E minor (publ. I 868) 56 Op. I6, in E flat major 76 Op. I 8, in E flat major 62

INDEXES

Op. 34: no. 2

Op. 70: no. I

Op. 34: no. I

64 Andante spianato (G major) 88 92 Barcarolle, Op. 6o 158 94 Berceuse, Op. j 7 154

Op. 69: no. I ('L' Adieu') Op. 34: no. 3

95 Bolero, Op. I9 81 118 Boum!es (2 Arrangements) 160(B)

Op. 42, in A flat major 131 Canon at the octave 129(B) E flat major ('Sostenuto') Op. 70: no. 2

133 Cantabile in B flat major 84 138 Contrabasso (to a canon by

A minor (pub!. I9l 5) Op. 64 (3 Waltzes)

150 Mendelssohn) 69 164 Contredanse in G flat major 17

B major (unpublished) 166 Ecossaises (3) Op. 72: no. 3 12 Fugue in A minor 144

P. Miscellaneous Largo in E flat major 109 Allegro de Concert, Op. 46 Andantino: arr. of 'Wiosna'

72 Moderato in E major 151 117 Tarantella, Op. 43 139

SoNGs, Op. 74

no. I 'Zyczenie' (The Wish) t}O. 2 'Wiosna' (Spring) no. 3 'Smutna rzeka' (The Sad Stream) no. 4 'Hulanka' (Merrymaking) no. j 'Gdzie !ubi' (There where she loves) no. 6 'Precz z moich oczu!' (Out of my sight) no. 7 'Posel' (The Envoy) no. 8 '$Iiczny chlopiec' (Handsome Lad) no. 9 'Melodya' (Melody) no. Io 'Wojak' (The Warrior) no. II 'Dwojaki koniec' (The Double End) no. I2 'Moja pieszczotka' (My Darling) no. I 3 'Nie rna czego trzeba' (I want what I have not) no. I4 'Pierscien' (The Ring) no. I5 'Narzeczony' (The Bridegroom) no. I6 'Piosna litewski' (Lithuanian Song) no. I7 '$piew grobowy' (Hymn from the Tomb)

Published separately: 'Czary' (Charms) 'Dumka' (Reverie)

DuET FOR 2 PIANOFORTES

Rondo in C major (final version), Op. 73 27

33 116 63 50 32 48 50

143 165

47 156 112 156 103 63 63

101

51 132

204 INDEXES

CHAMBER Music

PF. Trio in G minor, Op. 8 25 Variations on a theme by Polonaise inC major, Op. 3 41 Rossini Introduction for Op. 3 52 Grand Duo, PF. and cellp, on Sonata for PF. and cello, Op. Robert le Diable, no opus

6~ 160 number

PIANOFORTE AND ORCHESTRA

Variations on 'La ci darem la mano', Op. 2 Fantasia on Polish Airs, Op. I 3 'Krakowiak': Rondo, Op. I4 Concerto in F minor, Op. 2 I Concerto in E minor, Op. I I Polonaise in E flat, Op. 22

LosT WoRKS

22 28 29 43 53 58

Variations (I 8 I 8) see note after 2 Polonaises (I8I8) Polonaise (Barber of Seville) (I 8 2 5) Variations in F major, PF. Duet (I826) Waltz inC major (I826) Ecossaise in B flat (I82.7) Andante dolente in B flat minor (I 8 2. 7) Waltz in D minor Waltz in A flat major

"

"

" " "

z. WORKS WITH OPUS NUMBERS

Op. I Rondo in C minor Op. 2. Variations on 'La ci darem': PF. and orch.

" " "

" "

"

Op. 3 Introduction and Polonaise inC major, PF. and cello Op. 4 Sonata in C minor Op. 5 Rondo a la Mazur Op. 6 Four mazurkas Op. 7 Five mazurkas Op. 8 PF. Trio in G minor

"

"

"

9

70

3 3

10 12 12 17 17 22 57

10 22 41 23 15 60 61 25 54 Op. 9 Three nocturnes

Op. Io Twelve studies Op. I I PF. Concerto in E minor

42, 57, 59, 67, 68, 74, 75 53

Op. I 2. Variations on a theme from Herold's Ludovic 80

INDEXES

Op. I 3 Fantasia on Polish Airs, PF. and orch. Op. I4 'Krakowiak': Rondo for PF. and orch. Op. I 5 Three nocturnes Op. I 6 Rondo in E flat Op. I7 Four mazurkas Op. I8 Waltz in E flat major Op. I9 Bolero inC major Op. 20 Scherzo in B minor Op. 2I PF. Concerto in F minor

205

28 29

55, 79 76 77 62 81 65 43

Op. 22 Andante spianato and Polonaise in E flat major Op. 2 3 Ballade in G minor

88,58 66 89 Op. 24 Four mazurkas

Op. 2 5 Twelve studies Op. 26 Two polonaises Op. 27 Two nocturnes Op. 28 Preludes Op. 29 Impromptu in A flat major Op. 30 Four mazurkas Op. 3 I Scherzo in B flat minor Op. 32 Two nocturnes Op. 3 3 Four mazurkas Op. 34 Three waltzes Op. 3 5 Sonata in B flat minor Op. 36 Impromptu in F sharp major Op. 3 7 Two nocturnes Op. 3 8 Ballade in F major Op. 39 Scherzo inC sharp minor Op. 40 Two polonaises Op. 4I Four mazurkas Op. 42 Waltz in A flat major Op. 43 Tarantella in A flat major Op. 44 Polonaises in F sharp minor Op. 4 5 Prelude in C sharp minor Op. 46 Allegro de Concert in A major Op. 47 Ballade in A flat major Op. 48 Two nocturnes Op. 49 Fantasia in F minor Op. 5o Three mazurkas Op. 5 I Impromptu in G flat major Op. 52 Ballade in F minor Op. 5 3 Polonaise in A flat major Op. 54 Scherzo in E major Op. 5 5 Two nocturnes Op. 56 Three mazurkas

78, 83, 97, 98, 99, 104 90

91,96 100, 107, 123, 124

110 105 111 106 115

94, 64, 118 114,128

129 119,127

102 125

120,121 122,126

131 139 135 141 72

136 142 137 145 149 146 147 148 152 153

206 INDEXES

Op. 57 Berceuse in D flat major Op. 58 Sonata in B minor Op. 59 Three mazurkas Op. 6o Barcarolle in F sharp major Op. 61 Polonaise-Fantaisie Op. 6z Two nocturnes Op. 63 Three mazurkas Op. 64 Three waltzes Op. 65 Sonata in G minor, PF. and cello

Published posthumous(y: Op. 66 Fantaisie-Impromptu inC sharp minor Op. 67 Four mazurkas Op. 68 Four mazurkas Op. 69 Two waltzes Op. 70 Three waltzes Op. 71 Three polonaises Op. 72 Nocturne in E minor: Funeral March inC minor,

3 Ecossaises Op. 73 Rondo inC major, two pianofortes

154 155 157 158 159 161 162 164 160

87 163,167

38, 18, 34, 168 95, 35

92, 138, 40 11, 24, 30

19,20,12 27

Op. 74 Seventeen Polish songs: for details see list under 'Works in Categories'.

3· WORKS WITHOUT OPUS NUMBERS

Andantino: PF. arr. of'Wiosna' Cantabile in B flat Contredanse in G flat major Duo ('Grand Duo') on Robert /e Diab/e Fugue in A minor Largo in E flat major Mazurkas:

B flat and G major D major ('Mazurek') D major (1st version)

(znd version) G major ('Prague') B flat major ('Wolowska') Cmajor A flat (Szymanowska) A minor (Notre Temps) A minor (Emile Gaillard)

117 84 17 70

144 109

16 4

31 71 39 73 82 85

134 140

INDEXES

Moderato in E major ('Albumhlatt') Military March Nocturnes:

Lento con gran espressione Cminor

Polonaises: Gminor Bflatmajor A flat major G sharp minor B flat minor (La Gazza Ladra) Gflat major

Prelude in A flat major (Pierre Wolff) Trois Nouvelles Etudes Variations :

'Der Schweizerbub' Souvenir de Paganini E major, for the Hexameron

Waltzes: A flat major}E .1 El E fl t . m1 y sner a maJOr Emajor Eminor A minor (pub!. I9n) E flat major ('Sostenuto') (pub!. I9~ ~) B major (unpublished)

For the 'Deux valses melancoliques', see 35.

2.07

151 2

49 108

1 3 5 6

13 36 86

130

14 37

113

21 46 44 56

150 133 166

For nicknamed compositions, and for Wessel's dubbed titles, see General Index, under Nicknamed Compositions, and Appendix IV.

4· GENERAL INDEX

The numbers in this index are item numbers, not page numbers

Abraham, Gerald, 28 A/bunt des Pianistes de Premiere Agoult, Marie d', 78 Force, 22, 28, 29, 43, ~ 3, ~ 8, 88 A! berman, Eva, I 57, I~ 8 A/bunt fiir PF., II~ Albrecht, Thomas, 6~ Album Musical, 66 Album des Pianistes, 79, 106, Albun1 Polonais, I40

n8, I6 1 Album von Handschriften, 84

2.08 INDEXES

Amateur Pianiste, L', xo, 15, 54, 55, 6o, 6x, 62., 65, 66, 76, 77, 8 I, 89, 90, 91

Anderson, Lucy, 43 Andre, Mme Edouard, 1 6o Antonin, 41 Apponyi, Comtesse d', 91

Batthyany, Joanne, 149 Beauvau, Princesse de, 1 3 5 Beethoven, Ludwig van, 87 Beethoven Album, Mechetti, 141 Belgiojoso, Christine de, x x 3 Bellini, Vincenzo, 77, 113 Benjamin, Walter, 6o Bialoblocki, Jan, x, xo, x6 Biblioteka Narodowa, Warsaw,

x6, 30, 72., 96, 12.0, 12.2., 12.4, 12.7, 137, 153, 159, x6o, x6x

Bibliotheque de !'Opera, Paris, 78, 138, 157, 164

Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, 1 3 o, 162.

Bibliotheque Polonaise, Paris, 6o, 63, 85

Billing, Baronne de, xo6 Binental, Leopold, x, 49, 69, 1 12.,

12.0 Blanchet, E. R., 86 Bodmer, Martin, 2.8 Bory, Robert, 148, x6x Bote & Bock, Berlin, 43 Bourges, Maurice, 149 Brahms, Johannes, x6, 3 x, 49, 66,

100, 12.8, 141, 155, 163 Bianicka, Catherine de, x 64 British Museum, London, 1 2.0,

12.1, IB, I64 Bronarski, Ludwik, 37, 84, xo8,

12.2. Bronicka, Baroness, x 64 Brzezina, Warsaw, xo BUlow, Hans von, x 57

Calmann-Levy, Mme R., 66 Caraman, Clothilde de, 148 Caraman, Jeanne de, 148 Cent-et-un Album, 13 1 Chahal, Paris, 140 Chaberski, Cracow, 44, 56 Chaina ye, Denise, x 5o Chainaye, Suzanne, x 50 Chant de Tombeau, 1 oo Chants Polonais (Liszt), 33, II 6 'Cherubini' Fugue, 144 Chojecki, Leon, 36 Chopin, Emilia, 8, I 3 Chopin Institute, Warsaw, 2.5, 43,

49, 72., 78, 89, 96, 97· 100, I04, 107, III, II4, 115, II9, I2.0, I2.2., 12.3, 12.4, 12.5, I2.6, I2.7, 12.8, 136, 137. I52., 153· 154, I55, 159, I6I

Chopin, Louise, x, xo, 12., I4, note after x 7, zo, note after 2.2., 2.3, 30, 36, 44. 46, 57. 79. 95, IOI, III, 138, 167, I68

Chopin, Nicolas, I, 3, (2.3), 72. Chopin und Wien (Zagiba), 2.2., z6,

II7 Chopin: Vie pari' image (Bory), I48

I6I Chopin's musical sryle (G. Abraham),

2.8 Chybinski, Cracow, 144 Cichocki, Josef, 9 Cichowski, Adolf, 2.9 Ciechomska, Laura, I, 69 Classical Pianist, The, Cocks, 14,

2.3 Clinton, T., 2.5 Collection of German Waltzes,

Wessel, 62. 'Complete Edition', Polish, x6,

32., 37, 51, I6I, 163 Conservatoire, Geneva, 86 Conservatoire, Paris, 13, 3 5, 70,

81, 92., 102., 108, 109, III,

INDEXES

122, I33, I36, 138, I39• qo, q2, I54, I6o, I62, I64

Conservatoire, Warsaw, I6, 23, 120

Costallat, Paris, 5 I Cracow Music Society, II 2 Cracow University, q8 Cramer & Beale, London, I62,

164 Cybulski, Abbe J. J. I Czartoryska, Marcellina, 20, 29,

30, 87, II2, I 53, I63, 164 Czartoryski Museum, Cracow,

I29 Czernichefl:, Elisabeth, I4l Czerny, Carl, 22, 4I Czosnowska, Laura de, I62

Dalibor, Prague, 39 Dantan, Jean-Pierre, I30 Dante, I64 David, ~erdinand, I 6o Derniere Pensee Afusicale Mazurka,

I68 Dessauer, Josef, 90, 146 Deutsche Staatsbibliothek, Berlin,

42, 57, 59, 74, IIO, I42 Deutscher Liederhort, I4 Deuxieme Keepsake, Paris, I 4 5 Dumbarton Oaks (Harvard Uni-

versity), 95 Duperre, Emilie, I42 Duperre, Laura, I42 Dupont, Mme, 6 'Dziela Wszystkie', see 'Complete

Edition', Polish Dziewan­owski, Dominik, 8

Echo Muzyczne, Warsaw, I3, I6, 37· 49· 120

Eichtal, Mile A. d', n8 Ekier, Jan, 12(A), 168 Elsner, Emily, 21 Elsner, Josef, 21, 22, 23

Erskine, Fanny, I I6 Erskine, Mrs, 166 Est, Baronne d', I 66 Este, Mme d', 87 Esterhazy, Alois, 149 Esterhazy, Joanne, I49 Ewer, J. J., London, 35, 14I

Fatio, Henry, I 22 Fetis (Methode de Methodes),

130 Field, John, 8 5 Field, Mr, of Bath, I45 Filtsch, Charles, I49 Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge,

II6 Flahault, Emilie de, 8 I Fontana, Julian, I5, 20, 23, 30, 32,

33, 3 5, 40, p, 53, 57, 6o, 72, 87, 92, 93, I00-3, I07, I I4, II5, II8, 120, I26, 135, I38, I39, 14I, I42, 145, I63, I68

Forget, Aline, 86 Forget, Edouard, 86 France Musicale, La, Paris, I 34 Franchomme, Auguste, 32, 70, 95,

126, I44, Ip, q4, I55, 160, I68

Franchomme, Rene, 162 Frank, Edouard, 78, 98, 99 Freppa, Lina, 77 Friedlander, Berlin, I 57 Friedlein, R., Warsaw, I6 Fuchs, Alois, 26 Fiirstenstein, Adele de, I I I

Gaillard, Emile, 133, I40 Gaillard, Josef, I 3 3 Galuska, Josef, I Ganche, Edouard, 43, Io7, 148,

158, I63 Gathy, Auguste, I39 Gavard, Charles, I 54 Gavard, Elise, 138, I 54

210 INDEXES

Gazette Musicale, Paris, 55, 6 5, 79, SI, 90, I05, IIO, II5, IIS, I45, I49, I54, I57, I6o

Geering, Rudolf, Basel, S4 Geigy-Hagenbach, Karl, S4 Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde,

Vienna, z.6, Ioo, I I7, I2.2., I63 Gladkowa, Konstancja, 40, 43 Glanes de Woronince (Liszt), 3 3 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von,

S5 Gottschalg's Repertorium, I07 Grzymala, Wojciech, I45, 161 Gutman, Adolf, I 2. 5

Habeneck, Frans:ois, 58 Halevy, Fromental, So Halle, Charles, I 1S Hamlet, 79 Hanka, Vaclav, 39 Hartmann, Caroline, 76 Harvard University, 95 Haslinger, Karl, 2.3 Haslinger, Tobias, I4, 2.2., 2.3 Hasolf, Rudolf, I o I Hedley, Arthur, 12.6, I66 Heineman Foundation, New

York, 72., I47 Henzen, Wilhelm, 3 2. Herschel, Fanny, I I7 Herzogenberg, Elisabet, 66 Hexameron, I I 3 Heyer, Wilhelm, Cologne, I49,

I 57 Heygendorf, Herr von, I 6 I Hiller, Ferdinand, 42., 5 5, 6 I Hinterberger, Heinrich, Vienna,

4o(B) Hoboken, Antony van, I, p, 49,

55, IOI, I4I, 14S Hoesick, Ferdinand, 5, I 5 I Hoffmann, Charles A., S3, 93 Hoffmann, Klementyna, 9 3 Hofmeister, Leipzig, Io, I49

Horsford, Emma, So Horsford, George, So Horsford, Laura, 62. Horsley, Mrs S., I I7 Hostinsky, Otkar, 39 Houghton Library, U.S.A., I30

Idzikowski, Michael, I7 International Exhibition, Vienna,

5.37 Ivry, Baronne C. d' 64

Jachimecki, Zdzislaw, I, 3, I 5 I Jagiellonian Library, Cracow, 35,

95, uS, I45, I4S, I52. Janotha, Natalie, 49, I44 Jasienski Library, Lwow, 73 Johns, Paul Emile (New Orleans),

6I Jonas, Oswald, I2.o Journal de Musique, Paris, 33, S I Journal of the Chopin Institute,

Warsaw, 3 Jullien & Co., London, 130, I6z.,

I64 Jurgenson,Moscow,43,90

Kaczinski, 52. Kalbeck, Max, 3 2. Kalkbrenner, Friedrich, 53, 6I Kallir, Dr R. F., I46 Kallir, Rudolf, 6o Karlowicz, Mieczyslaw, 33 Karntnertor Theater, Vienna, 2.2. Katyl family, 73 Kauffmann, Warsaw, 56 Keepsake des Pianistes, Paris, I4I Kerfack, C., I 57 Kessler, Joseph Christoph, I 07 Kiere, Mme, I I 7 Klecznski, Jan, 37, I 5 3 Klengel, Augustus, 53 Klindworth, Karl, 43,90 Knosp, Gaston, 5 I

INDEXES 211

Koch, Louis, 23, 6I, 75 Kocipinski, Kiev, 3 2, 3 3 Kolberg, Oscar, 7, (I3), I4, I6, 35 Kolberg, Wilhelm, 7, I3, I6, 35 Konneritz, MileR. de, I6I K6rnik Library, II6, I68(B) Kranenburg, Baron L., I I6 Krudner, Marie de, I38 Krzyzanowski, S. A., Cracow, I Ktgawiak, 28 Kullak, Theodor, 72 Kurpinski, Karol, 28, 43, I2I Kuryer, Cracow, 3, I I, 17 Kuryer, Warsaw, 4, IO Kwiatkowski, Teodor, I I 2

Lam, Stanislaw, 73, I32 Lamus, Lwow, 73 Leichtentritt, Hugo, I 53 Lemire-Andre family, I68 Lemoine, Henri, Paris, 42, 62, 78 Leo, Auguste, I47 Library of Congress, Washington,

II5 Liepmannssohn, Leo, Berlin, I I 5 Linde,Mme, Io,89 Linde, Samuel, IO, I6 Liszt, Franz, 33, 42, 43, 50, 76, 78,

86, I03, I07, I I2, 113, IZ3, I30, I4I, I5 5

Literary WeeklJ!, Poznan, I45 Lobau, Caroline de, I IO Lo~el, Paris, I 3 I

Maberly, Catherine, I 53 Macfarren, G. A., 130 Maciejowski, Ignacy, 39 Maison Pleyel, Paris, 22

Mariemont Museum, Belgium, 62 Mazurka Eligante, I 34 Mechetti, Pietro, Vienna, 4I, 52.,

I35, I4I, I45 Mendelssohn, Felix, 69, 96, I J7,

I30, I34, I4I

Merk, Josef, 4I Methode des methodes, I 30 Meyer, Mme, 22 Meyerbeer, Giacomo, 70, I I 5

Robert le Diable, 55 n., 70 Meyerstein, E. H. W., I 53 Michalowski, Jan, 5 Mickiewicz, Adam, 85, Ioz Mickiewicz, Ladislas, 6o Minhejemer, Adam, 3 7 Mirska, Maria, I7, 73, 85, 132. Mlokosiewicz, Mile, 93 'Modern Trios', Wessel, 2.5 MonthlJ! Musical Record, London,

I, I 50 Mori & Lavenu, London, 58, 88,

II3 Moscheles, Ignaz, I4, 87, Ioo, 125,

I3o, I47, I6o Mostowska, Rosa, I I 5 Muller, Friederike, 72, 74, 75 Mumm,H.,6o Munchheimer, see Minhejemer Museo de Chopin, Valldemosa,

II, 2.0, 2.4, 30, 49, 55, 64, 79, 87, 97> I30, I38, I44, I48, I6I, I63, I68

Musical QuarterlJ!, New York, p, IOI, I 50

Musical Times, London, I 3, zz, I07

Musical World, London, I IO, I39, I45

Musik, Die, Berlin, 5, 3 6, 8 5 Musikbuch, Das, Breitkopf, 49 Muzyka, Warsaw, 84

National Museum, Cracow, 29 National Museum, Prague, 39 National Theatre, Warsaw, I 3,

z8, 43 Nationalbibliothek, Vienna, 2.2.

Newberry Library, Chicago, I6I Nidecki, Thomas, 72.

2.12. INDEXES

Niecks, Frederick, 6, ;6, 61, 144 NICKNAMED CoMPOSITIONs (Only internationally accepted nicknames are here indexed: for Wessel's titles, see Appendix IV):

'Adieu, L' ' Waltz, 9 5 'Arpeggio' Study, 42 'Black Key' Study, 57 'Butterfly-wings' Study, 78 'Cat' Waltz, I I 8 'Little Dog' Waltz, I64 'Little Jew' Mazurka, 8 'Minute' Waltz, I64 'Octaves' Study, 78 'Raindrop' Prelude, I07 'Reminiscence' Nocturne, 49 'Revolutionary' Study, 67 'Shepherd-boy' Study, I04 'Sixths' Study, 78 'Thirds' Study, 78 'Winter Wind' Study, 8;

Nicode, Jean Louis, 72 Noailles, Pauline de, 58, t;6 Nohant, I;;, I 54, I6o(B), Notre Temps, Schott's Sons,

Mainz, I34 Nowakowski, Josef, 9, 37 Nydahl, Rudolf, 42, 59, 6o, 67,

IOZ

Odeon, Haslinger, zz 'Oj Magdaleno' (folk-song), 34 Orga, Ate~, I I7, I6o(B) Originai-Bibliothekfiir PF., Sz Oster, Ernst, 87 Oury, Mme, I;8 Oxford Edition of Chopin's Works,

London, ;5, 4;, 95, Io7, I6;, I64

Pachulski, Henry, I 5 I Pacini, A. F. G., Paris, I; I Paganini, Niccolo, ; 7

Pages d'Art, Geneva, 86 Pamiflnik Warszawski, I, 3 Parnas, Kornelia, 5 I Perthuis, Comte de, 89, Ioo Perthuis, Comtesse de, I 5 5 Peruzzi, Mme, 9 5 Peters Musikbibliothek, Leipzig,

IOZ, I57 Peuples Amis, Paris, 95 Pianiste Moderne, Le, Wessel, I5,

4I Piatigorski, Gregor, 66, Izz Pierpont Morgan Library, New

York,68,9o, I45,I57 Pixis, Johann Peter, z8, So Plater, Pauline, 6o Pleyel, Camille, 54, I 07 Pleyel, Marie, 54 Polinski, Alexander,;, 4, I6 Polish Academy of Science, Cra-

cow, I4 Potocka, Delphine, ;5, 4;, Ioo,

I35, I;8, I6o, I64 Poznan, z5 Prod'homme, J. G., I 5o

Radziwill, Antoine, z 5, 4 I Radziwill, Marcellina, see Czar-

toryska, Marcellina Radziwill, Valentine, I46 Radziwill, Wanda, 4I Rauch, Nicolas, Geneva, 67,

IZ9(B), I44 Reinertz, I ; , I 6 Ressource, La, 27 Revue Musicale, La, Paris, 66, I 50,

I6I Rheim, Maurice, Paris, I6o(B). Richards, Brinley, I4 Ries & Erler, Berlin, 5; Ritter, Ch., Ioz Rocheblave Collection, Paris, I 5 5 Rossini:

Barber of Seville, Io

INDEXES 213

Cenerentola, La, 9 Danza, La, I 3 8 Gazza Ladra, La, I 3 Italiana in Algeri, L', 76

Rothschild, Charlotte de, 95, I46, qo, I64

Rothschild, Nathaniel, 146 Royal College of Music, I 64 Rozieres, Mlle, I4o Rubinstein, Artur, 47 Rudorff, Ernst, I02

Saint-Saens, Camille, I 36 Sand, (;eorge, 33, 67, 90, I07,

I33, I 54, I59, I6o(B) Sand, Maurice, I 42 Sanniki, 26, 27 Scala, La, Milan, I 3 Schott's Sons, Mainz, 9I, 96 Schuberth, Hamburg and Leipzig,

82, Io7, II3, I39 Schumann, Clara, Ioo, Io4, I47 Schumann, Robert, 22, 66, 99,

I02 Sedlatzek, J., 4I Seligmann, P., I02 Sennewald, (;ustav, Warsaw, Io Skarbek, Frederick, I Skarbek, Michel, I I Skarbek, Wiktoria, I 'Societe des Concerts', Paris, 78 Society of Music, Warsaw, 5, 7,

9· 2I, 33. 64, 89 Sontag, Henrietta, I4 Sotheby,London, Ioo, II7 Souvenirs inedits de Chopin, 3 3, I68 Souzzo, Catherine de, I 3 7 Sowinska, Katarzyna, I4 Sowinski, Josef, I4, 32 Spohr, Ludwig, 76 Stanford University, California,

I2, 63 Stargardt, J. A., Marburg, I6o State Collection, Warsaw, 3, 4, 33,

48, 50, 5 I, 54, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, 74. 88, 95· 97· I03, I04, I IO, I42, I 59

Stern, Berlin, I 57 Stern, Daniel, see Agoult, Marie

d' Stirling, Jane Wilhelmina, 23, 95,

I07, II6, 126, I28, I40, I 52, I 53, I66

Stockhausen, Baron de, 66 Stockhausen, Baroness de, I 58 Streicher, Johann Baptiste, 72 Strzyzewo, 22 Swiat, Warsaw, I 5 I Szafarnia, 8 Szafarnian Courier, 8 Szerimetieff, Anna, I 5 I SzlakiemChopina, I7, 73, 85, I32 Szmitkowski, Leon, I45 Szulc, Marceli Antoni, 8, I6, p,

44.49 Szymanowska, Celina, 8 5 Szymanowska, Maria, 8 5

Tarnowski, Stanislaw, I I 2 Taussig, Karl, 53 Tellefsen, Thomas, 20, III, I63 Tetschen, 94 Theatre-Italien, Paris, I I 3 Thun-Hohenstein, Mile de, 94 Trois Romans de Frederic Chopin,

95 Troupenas, Paris, I02 Troutbeck, Rev. J. J., 32

V alldemosa, I 07 Veyret, Mme A., I 59 Viardot-{;arcia, Pauline, I22 Vigneron, Pierre Roche, 79

Wagner, Cosima, 78 Weissmann, Adolf, I I 5 Wieck, Clara, see Schumann, Clara Wildt, Cracow, 3 5

214 INDEXES

Wimpffen, Victor, I I 7 Witwicki, Stefan, 32, 50, 5 I, 122,

I32 Wodzinska, Maria, 49, 54, 62, 88,

95 Wodzinski, Anton, 86, 95 Wodzinski, Casimir, 95 Wodzinski, Feliks, 62, 86, 95 Wolff, Pierre, 86 Wolowska, Alexandra, 73

Woyciechowski, Titus, Io, I2, I7, 22, 25, 27, 29, 40, 4I, 42, 43· 5J, 52, 56, 58, 70, I20

Wi.irttemberg, Princesse de, I05

Zabriskie, Christian, I 29 Zagiba, Franz, 22, 26, I I7 Zaleski, Bohdan, I45 Zaleski, Dionizy, I45 Zywny, Wojciech (Adalbert), 5